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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 16h

Mark your calendars 🗓️ & check out some of the events our partners are hosting in October! 🍁🍂 Hosting an event you’d like to see on our Events Calendar? Let us know at communications@seattleparksfoundation.org. A complete list of partner events & more details can be found at the link in our bio. 🔗

Two orange and red graphics titled “2026 October Events Calendar” with a list of events Seattle Parks Foundation partners are hosting in October. A complete list of partner events and more details can be found at seattleparksfoundation.org/events.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 29/09/2026

This weekend, join Wakulima USA for their inaugural MAVUNO Community Harvest Festival at Canter-Berry Farms! 🚜🍂 Head to Auburn this Saturday, October 3 from 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm to celebrate the harvest, food, and wellness with fellow community members, and get the opportunity to tour the farm, (1/3)

Photograph taken at Canter-Berry Farms. A gravel pathway leads to the farm, where a farmer is seen with a garden hose dangling over their shoulder. Garden beds sit next to where the farmer is passing by. All over, greenery such as trees, shrubs, and grass can be seen.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 28/09/2026

Heavy precipitation and the flooding that often follows is just one example of how our changing climate affects the Puget Sound region. Within King County, chronic flooding in the Duwamish Valley has devastated neighborhoods like South Park and put other low-lying communities (1/5)

Photograph of Dirt Corps trainees posing in front of a cistern. Three people are standing against the cistern with their arms crossed, and a fourth person is lying on the lawn in front of them.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 25/09/2026

Don’t forget: National Public Lands Day is tomorrow, Saturday, September 26! 🏞️🏕️ Established in 1994, National Public Lands Day celebrates parks, trails, forests, and other public recreation areas across the country. (1/4)

Photograph taken of a narrow trail at Lake Sammamish State Park in the fall. There are low-lying bushes, trees, and other greenery surrounding the path.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 22/09/2026

Meet Hazel Bhang Barnett, one of our 100+ Evergreen Team members who give to community-led projects in their neighborhoods and our shared public spaces every month. 💚 (1/5)

Selfie photograph of Hazel smiling at Myrtle Edwards Park. Rocks and trees line the shoreline behind her, and Elliott Bay and Pier 70 can be seen in the background.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 22/09/2026

With 99% of Seattle residents living within 10-minutes—car-free—of a public park, the city’s park system is an internationally praised and highly ranked treasure. (1/5)

People walking on a paved path at Washington Park Arboretum. An individual is pictured walking two dogs, another is carrying a child, and others are seen in the distance walking as a group. The path is surrounded by grass and trees.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 18/09/2026

What a summer! ️☀️ New on the blog️: the impact of accessible events in activated public spaces, and what Seattle is doing right—link in bio! 🔗

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 16/09/2026

The Downtown Community Council (DCC) is turning two! Join our partner for a fun-filled evening enjoying the best of what Downtown Seattle has to offer at their Birthday Bash on September 29 from 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm. Reserve a spot and claim your ticket at the link in our bio (21+ only). 🔗 📸: DCC

Photograph of a group of community members with the Downtown Community Council, standing outside during their Halloween Community Walkabout.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 14/09/2026

Show your appreciation for the volunteers and groups making a difference in our community by nominating them for the 2026 Denny Awards! 💚 Seattle Parks and Recreation has proudly hosted the Denny Awards for more than 25 years, celebrating those who dedicate their time to our (1/2)

Graphic featuring an illustration of four volunteers standing side by side embracing each other looking at the Seattle skyline. Their clothes say “volunteer” on the back and one of them is holding on to a shovel. They are standing between two trees and a wheelbarrow of gardening tools. Underneath them, white space representing tree roots is spread out underground in the soil. A blue banner reads with white text: Denny Awards. More white text underneath the banner reads: Submit your nominations Now! December 2nd, 2026 | 5:30 – 8:30 PM. Nominations are open and run till October 19th. Contact Volunteer Unit at parksvolunteer@seattle.gov to submit nominations or click here: https://bit.ly/DennyAwardNominations.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 10/09/2026

Save the date! Join our partner Wakulima USA for their Inaugural Mavuno Fundraiser at Canter-Berry Farms on Saturday, October 3 at 12pm. 🚜🍂 A grant from the King County Conservation Futures program helped Wakulima acquire Canter-Berry Farms in Auburn late last year, (1/3)

Photograph of signage at Canter-Berry Farms that reads: Canter-Berry Farms Blueberry. Blueberries4u.com. A red arrow pointing towards the direction of the farm is also seen on the sign. A short brick garden wall sits underneath the sign, which is also next to a wooden fence. Trees and grass can be seen in the background.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 09/09/2026

✨ We’re hiring a Controller! ✨ This person will lead Seattle Parks Foundation’s Finance team, managing the organization’s accounting and financial functions. As a fiscal sponsor with hundreds of funds to manage, the Controller will ensure accurate financial reporting, (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 04/09/2026

Last weekend, over 3,000 of you joined us for our fourth annual Pickleball for All in Downtown Seattle! Thank you for a phenomenal weekend of pickleball and community. We’re grateful to have had the chance to activate one of the city’s busiest neighborhoods and thrilled so many could make it. (1/3)

Photograph of two people in the middle of a pickleball match in Downtown Seattle, taken from behind one of the players.

Photograph of a group of Pickleball for All guests gathered next to a yellow Pickleball for All sign, chatting with one another. Some of those in the group are holding paddles. Behind them, another guest can be seen with their paddle crouched next to a sign closer to the court.

Photograph of several Pickleball for All guests practicing on and next to a court as they participate in a free pickleball clinic with a coach, who is wearing a branded yellow event shirt. Tall buildings, the Amazon Spheres, and trees can be seen in the background.

Photograph of three guests at Pickleball for All, standing next to each other beside one of the courts and smiling at the camera. More courts can be seen behind them in the distance, as well as canopy tents, trees, tall buildings, other guests, and the Space Needle.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 02/09/2026

Volunteer and celebrate a significant day that helped make the Burke-Gilman Trail a reality: the Hike-In of 1971! 55 years ago, on September 12, 1971, 2,000 community members participated in a “Hike-In” organized by Merrill Hille and the Burke-Gilman Trail Park Committee to garner support (1/3)

Photograph of three bicyclists standing with the trail’s multicolored sign that reads: Burke-Gilman Trail. Bicycling. Hiking. They are wearing sunglasses and helmets, and two of the three bicyclists have their arms crossed on top of the sign. Trees and other greenery can be seen behind them, as well as a green biking and pedestrian sign that reads: Welcome to Seattle.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 02/09/2026

And with that, our 2026 Pop-Up Concerts in the Park have finally come to an end. 🎶☀️ We brought six free shows to four parks across the city this summer—and you brought the fun. Thank you for joining us and spending time in your beautiful parks while supporting local artists. (1/3)

Photograph of concert attendees sitting on the lawn with picnic blankets and folding chairs at Kubota Garden. They are sitting across from the stage, where the Darrius Willrich Trio is performing. Trees and other greenery surround the crowd.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 28/08/2026

Mark your calendars 🗓️ & check out some of the events our partners are hosting in September!🍃 Hosting an event you’d like to see on our Events Calendar? Let us know at communications@seattleparksfoundation.org. A complete list of partner events & more details can be found at the link in our bio.🔗

Two blue and green graphics titled “2026 September Events Calendar” with a list of events Seattle Parks Foundation partners are hosting in September. A complete list of partner events and more details can be found at seattleparksfoundation.org/events.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 27/08/2026

Pop-Up Concerts in the Park: The 2026 Finale. 🎶☀️ Cytrus took the stage and gave us their all as they closed out our summer concert series at Seward Park Amphitheater last night! 🎹🎶 A special shoutout to Maje for representing The Residency with a phenomenal opening performance. (1/2)

Photograph of Cytrus at Seward Park. The band is on stage under a tent. Audience members are standing on the lawn in the foreground.

Photograph of Maje at Seward Park, smiling and holding a mic while on stage.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 26/08/2026

This summer, 22 community-led projects received grants from the Neighborhood Matching Fund (NMF) by the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods (DON). The NMF supports grassroots projects that build stronger communities, such as neighborhood improvements, cultural celebrations, and youth programs. (1/3)

Photograph of community members marching during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration. They are holding up signs and a banner featuring Black leaders of the civil rights movement, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, and Nelson Mandela. A community member at the center of the photo is wearing a white hoodie featuring Dr. MLK Jr. and various quotes. Their sign featuring movement leaders reads: Freedom for All. We Shall Overcome.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 26/08/2026

This weekend. Free pickleball. Downtown Seattle. 🏓🏙️😎 We’re gearing up to welcome hundreds of pickleball players, coaches, and spectators for Pickleball for All this Saturday, August 29 and Sunday, August 30! 6th Avenue between Blanchard and Virginia will be closed off (1/4)

Photograph of a group of Pickleball for All 2025 participants with Super Bowl champion and former Seattle Seahawk Cliff Avril right after their match. Trees and tall buildings tower over the street and general area. The Space Needle can be seen in the distance.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 24/08/2026

It’s safe to say that Seattle is having one of its busiest summer seasons yet. Between the FIFA World Cup and usual tourist activity, events and activations have engaged millions throughout the city, making a lasting impression on the country and beyond. (1/3)

Photograph of volunteers with A Cleaner Alki picking up litter next to a fenced-off parking lot using trash grabber tools. They are wearing bright orange safety vests and work gloves.

Photograph of a crowd at Be’er Sheva Park for the Annual Rainier Beach Grill Off. Community members are standing in front of a crowd, participants are wearing aprons, and an individual standing in front of a red tent canopy is speaking into a mic and addressing the crowd.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 21/08/2026

Our Pop-Up Concerts in the Park series ends with a party as Cytrus takes the stage at Seward Park Amphitheater next Wednesday, August 26 at 6:30pm! 🎶 Cytrus’ eight-piece, synth-driven sound, replete with soaring guitar solos, wailing sax and percussion galore makes a place at the table (1/2)

Media Description: Graphic with a multicolor border and a group photograph of Cytrus with a yellow arrow that reads: Free. Black, red, yellow, blue, and green text reads: Cytrus. Pop-Up Concerts in the Park. Seward Park Amphitheater. August 26. 6:30 - 8PM. Logos of the event’s sponsors line the bottom of the graphic: Seattle Parks Foundation, Amazon, and Seattle Parks & Recreation. Full event details can be found at bit.ly/PopUpConcertsInThePark.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 20/08/2026

Lucia Flores-Wiseman graced us with an incredible performance at Magnuson Park Amphitheater last night! 🎹🎶 We’re beyond thankful for all those who came early to appreciate the lively opening set from The Residency’s Samweli. (1/2)

Photograph of Lucia Flores-Wiseman on stage at Magnuson Park Amphitheater, singing into a mic with her arms stretched. A saxophonist from her band stands by her side.

Photograph of Samweli on stage at Magnuson Park Amphitheater, singing with a mic at hand. In the background, concert guests are cheering and sitting on the lawn and steps.

Photograph of Lucia on stage playing the guitar while singing. Behind her are members of the supporting band, a saxophonist and drummer.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 19/08/2026

Less than a quarter of U.S. adults currently have an up-to-date will. Do you? Estate planning can be tedious and time-consuming, making it easy to put off for another time. (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 17/08/2026

In case you missed it: Pickleball for All returns to downtown Seattle on Saturday, August 29 and Sunday, August 30! 🏓 Join hundreds of community members and test out your pickleball skills. Eight temporary pickleball courts on 6th Avenue between Blanchard and Virginia Streets will be packed (1/4)

Media Description: Four pickleball players are huddled around the net for a paddle tap at the end of their game. There are two players on each team.⁠

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 16/08/2026

Just in: Cytrus joins our Pop-Up Concerts in the Park lineup‼️ Add one more concert to your summer plans and join us at Seward Park Amphitheater on Wednesday, August 26 at 6:30pm for our last Pop-Up Concert in the Park of 2026! (1/2)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 14/08/2026

Our Pop-Up Concerts in the Park series continues with Lucia Flores-Wiseman at Magnuson Park Amphitheater next Wednesday, August 19 at 6:30pm! 🎶 (1/4)

Media Description: Graphic with a multicolor border and a photograph of Lucia Flores-Wiseman with a yellow arrow that reads: Free. Black, red, yellow, blue, and green text reads: Lucia Flores-Wiseman. Pop-Up Concerts in the Park. Magnuson Park Amphitheater. August 19. 6:30 - 8PM. Logos of the event’s sponsors line the bottom of the graphic: Seattle Parks Foundation, Amazon, and Seattle Parks & Recreation. Full event details can be found at bit.ly/PopUpConcertsInThePark. ⁠

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 13/08/2026

The Darrius Willrich Trio’s beautiful arrangements contributed to the peaceful, meditative atmosphere at Kubota Garden Terrace Overlook last night! 🎹🎶 We appreciate the crowd that came out for the concert and are thankful for The Residency’s Nate Spade, whose opening performance set the (1/2)

Photograph of the Darrius Willrich Trio on stage at Kubota Garden. Darrius is seated, playing the keyboard. Members of the trio are playing the drums, saxophone, and bass guitar.

Photograph of Nate Spade playing an upright bass on stage at Kubota Garden. Another musician shares the stage with him, playing the drums.

Photograph of concert attendees on the lawn at Kubota Garden. Folks are sitting on picnic blankets and in folding chairs, spending time with family and friends. Trees tower over the lawn.

Photograph of more concert attendees sitting in folding chairs. They are seated in front of the main stage, lined around the perimeter of a large open gravel pathway. Trees and other greenery surround them.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 10/08/2026

Freeway Park is turning 50! 🎉 Join us and our partner Lid I-5 at Town Hall Seattle next Tuesday, August 18 to celebrate one of the most significant urban parks in the country. (1/4)

Media Description: Photograph of a concrete-surrounded waterfall at Freeway Park. Trees tower over the waterfall with more greenery planted around it.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 07/08/2026

Pop-Up Concerts in the Park resume next week! 👀️ Join us at Kubota Garden Terrace Overlook at 6:30pm on Wednesday, August 12 for an evening of jazz with the Darrius Willrich Trio! 🎶️ (1/4)

Media Description: Graphic with a multicolor border and a photograph of Darrius Willrich with a yellow arrow that reads: Free. Black, red, yellow, blue, and green text reads: Darrius Willrich Trio. Pop-Up Concerts in the Park. Kubota Garden. August 12. 6:30 - 8PM. Logos of the event’s sponsors line the bottom of the graphic: Seattle Parks Foundation, Amazon, and Seattle Parks & Recreation. Full event details can be found at bit.ly/PopUpConcertsInThePark.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 07/08/2026

Six years ago this week, the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) was signed into law! The bipartisan bill funds improvements to infrastructure & expands recreational opportunities in national parks & other public lands. 🏞️ (1/2)

Media Description: Photograph of Outdoor Asian WA members kayaking on a sunny day during their retreat.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 04/08/2026

UPDATE: Tomorrow’s concert with Hard Maybe at Seward Park has been cancelled due to unhealthy air quality. While we won’t see you tomorrow, we hope you can join us for another Pop-Up Concert in the Park this summer! Visit the link in our bio for the full lineup and details. Until then, stay safe. 💚

Media Description: Graphic announcing the cancellation of our Pop-Up Concert in the Park with Hard Maybe at Seward Park on August 5. The graphic has a multicolor border and a group photograph of Hard Maybe with a yellow arrow that reads: Free. Black, red, yellow, blue, and green text reads: Hard Maybe. Pop-Up Concerts in the Park. Seward Park Amphitheater. August 5. 6:30 - 8PM. Logos of the event’s sponsors line the bottom of the graphic: Seattle Parks Foundation, Amazon, and Seattle Parks & Recreation. A red banner with white text reads: Cancelled. Full event details can be found at bit.ly/PopUpConcertsInThePark.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 31/07/2026

Mark your calendars and tell a friend: Pickleball for All returns to downtown Seattle on August 29 and 30 for another weekend of free, open play! 6th Avenue, from Blanchard to Virginia Streets, will be transformed with 8 temporary pickleball courts and hundreds of players of all skill levels. (1/4)

Media Description: Photograph of a group of Pickleball for All 2025 participants and spectators in downtown Seattle watching a pickleball team wrap up a game. The duo, champion and former Seattle Seahawk Cliff Avril and a community member are pictured on the court mid-low five and smiling. Trees and tall buildings tower over the court and general area.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 30/07/2026

Mark your calendars 🗓️ & check out some of the events our partners are hosting in August! ☀️ Hosting an event you’d like to see on our Events Calendar? Let us know at communications@seattleparksfoundation.org. A complete list of partner events and more details can be found at the link in our bio. 🔗

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 29/07/2026

Pop-Up Concerts in the Park continue next Wednesday, August 5 at 6:30pm with Hard Maybe at Seward Park Amphitheater! 🎤 (1/4)

Graphic with a multicolor border and a group photograph of Hard Maybe with a yellow arrow that reads: Free. Black, red, yellow, blue, and green text reads: Hard Maybe. Pop-Up Concerts in the Park. Seward Park Amphitheater. August 5. 6:30 - 8PM. Logos of the event’s sponsors line the bottom of the graphic: Seattle Parks Foundation, Amazon, and Seattle Parks & Recreation. Full event details can be found at bit.ly/PopUpConcertsInThePark. ⁠

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 27/07/2026

This Wednesday, July 29, join us at Watershed Pub & Kitchen from 6pm – 8pm for a brewery night featuring six beers from RŌM Beer Co, including one inspired by SPF: Park RŌMer – Seattle! When you purchase one of the six featured beers that evening, Watershed will donate $1 to SPF. 💚 (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 27/07/2026

Our hearts are with everyone who was at the Seattle Center for Bite of Seattle yesterday. We believe people should feel safe to gather and celebrate in all our city’s public spaces, including Seattle Center, the cultural meeting space for our community. (1/3)

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Our hearts are with everyone who was at the Seattle Center for Bite of Seattle yesterday. We believe people should feel safe to gather and celebrate in all our city’s public spaces, including Seattle Center, the cultural meeting space for our community. We send our love to the impacted families and stand with the whole community, first responders, and our City leaders during this unspeakably difficult time.

As our city comes together following this senseless shooting, we hope that our parks and public spaces throughout the area continue to offer places for connection and belonging.

Seattle Police are asking anyone who may have information about Sunday’s shooting to call their Tip Line at (206) 233-5000.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 24/07/2026

🗓️ Save the date: Saturday, August 15 • 10 am - 1 pm. Our partner Madison Valley Emergency Hub invites you to Quake, Rattle, and Roll, another one of their city-wide emergency drill simulations. (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 23/07/2026

MANISHA brought out quite the crowd at Magnuson Park Amphitheater yesterday evening! 🎶 Thanks to all those who joined us in closing out our first month of free summer concerts, and to Zhanea from The Residency for ushering the evening in with a great set. (1/2)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 20/07/2026

Five types of salmon have been swimming in the Salish Sea for millions of years: Chinook, coho, pink, chum, and sockeye. The fish hold great cultural, religious, environmental, and economic significance in the Puget Sound, but they’re disappearing from our waters at a troubling rate. (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 17/07/2026

Next Wednesday, July 22 at 6:30 pm, MANISHA and her band will take the stage at Magnuson Park Amphitheater! Filipina-Indian artist MANISHA writes for lovers of lyrics and overthinkers of love. Much like her multicultural background, her music is a melting pot of influences (1/4)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 16/07/2026

The New Triumph had everyone moving at Seward Park Amphitheater last night! 🎸🎷🥁🎵 We’re extremely grateful for everyone who spent the evening with us! We’ll be heading up north for another Pop-Up Concert in the Park next Wednesday, July 22 at Magnuson Park Amphitheater. Next up: MANISHA! 👀 (1/2)

Photograph of The New Triumph at Seward Park. The band is on stage under a tent. Audience members are dancing in the foreground.

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 15/07/2026

We’re grateful to be the spotlighted non-profit for Watershed Pub & Kitchen’s Convergence fundraising event this month! They’ll be featuring six beers from RŌM Beer Co., including the special edition Seattle Parks Foundation-inspired Park RŌM - Seattle Parks. (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 14/07/2026

✨ We’re hiring! ✨ SPF is seeking a temporary part-time Bookkeeper and full-time Development Coordinator to join the team. The Bookkeeper will assist with daily accounting functions through the summer (July-September 2026) for 20 hours a week. For best consideration, apply by July 17, 2026. (1/2)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 12/07/2026

Happy PNW Climate Week! For the next week, leaders, innovators, and communities across Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia will gather to spotlight home-grown climate solutions and accelerate action. (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 12/07/2026

3 days left to apply! 🌲 The Tree Canopy for Climate Resilience Grant Application will remain open until 11:59pm on Tuesday, July 14 – don’t miss the chance to fund your tree canopy project in King County! (1/2)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 11/07/2026

It’s not too late to join us for Pop-Up Concerts in the Park this summer; we had an incredible start to our concert series earlier this month and can’t wait for more. ☀️🎤 (1/4)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 10/07/2026

Next Wednesday, July 15 at 6:30pm, unwind with a live performance from The New Triumph at Seward Park Amphitheater! The New Triumph is a multigenerational, multiracial ensemble comprised of some of the best musicians in Seattle’s thriving music scene. (1/3)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 09/07/2026

Lady A – The Real Lady A and her band had us singing, dancing, and laughing throughout their amazing performance at Jimi Hendrix Park last night! 🎶🎤 Thank you to everyone who came out, and to Izzy Sound from The Residency, who opened the show! (1/2)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 08/07/2026

Restaurant 2 Garden (R2G) wants YOU to join them for a ball game! ⚾️ Next Friday, July 17, join our partners for Seattle Mariners’ ‘00s Fireworks Night! Purchase a ticket through R2G for 100-level seats at a great price, for an even better cause. (1/2)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 07/07/2026

Georgetown’s long-awaited off-leash dog park is now open, and Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is inviting the community to help name it! 🐾 (1/5)

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Seattle Parks Foundation @seattleparksfoundation.org · 01/07/2026

On Wednesdays, we go to Pop-Up Concerts in the Park. ☀️🎶😎 Next week, July 8 at 6:30 pm, we’re kicking off the series with Lady A – The Real Lady A at Jimi Hendrix Park! (1/4)

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